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Faster - Longer - Cheaper - The best buffer by pHar!
pHix-up® offers fast-acting and persistent buffering,
helping to reduce heat stress and lameness.
Greg was invited to demonstrate the fast-acting buffering capacity of pHix-up® on
The Real Country File
The video below shows a simple test comparing the relative pH values of pHix-up®
and sodium bicarbonate:
pHix-up®
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acts faster on rumen pH
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persists for longer
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is proven to increase milk yield and fat content
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improves hoof health
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improves fertility
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costs less than half the daily cost of sodium bicarbonate
pHix-up® is formulated from three sources of magnesium oxide, blended together in a very fine powder that has maximum surface area for bioavailability.
Only 70g of pHix-up® is required in the diet daily, compared with a minimum of 250g of sodium bicarbonate.
Introducing the pHix-up® App:
pHix-up® is now being fed to over 300,000 cows worldwide. It’s available from your feed merchant, or for more details, please get in touch with Greg Dunn on 01206 381521.
Guidelines for adapting mineral supplementation during heat stress period:
With pHix-up®, the mineral intake during heat stress is reduced by 40% (215g vs 375g) and the cost per cow per day is reduced by 2 to 3 pence.
Speed, duration of impact, and more helps TIMAB Magnesium’s pHix-up stand out among rumen buffer products – Industry Perspectives
Interview with Mélody Baudon and Ashley Driemel of TIMAB Magnesium
Source: TIMAB Magnesium via Feedinfo 27/08/2024. Reproduced with permission.
With its pHix-up® product, minerals company TIMAB Magnesium believes it has found a new innovative way to balance the rumen pH, one that strikes an optimal balance between quick action, long-lasting impacts, and cost-effectiveness. Today, Mélody Baudon and Ashley Driemel, ruminants product managers at the company, take us through the product’s modes of action and discuss how it can aid farmers navigating particularly challenging periods from heat stress to pre-partum to spring grazing.